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<p>If you are a regular Crunchy user, you probably do not need to be here.</p>

<p>The purpose of this part of the documentation is to collect various
sample pages that illustrate and document different vlam options.
Eventually, this could be used to have automated tests, using a tool
like <a href="http://selenium.openqa.org/" title="external_link">Selenium</a>.
For now, the tests are "eye-ball" tests conducted by the developers.</p>

<h3>For tutorial writers</h3>
<p>Tutorial writers can use pages from this section to look at the specific
markup that we have used; we strive to use the <code title="python">"show_vlam"</code>
for each example so that we can quickly identify certain types of problems ... and
so that you can use this as a reference.</p>

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